small and large plants, short grasses, and trees
giant pandas live in temperate forests
No, they live in temperate regions where there is grass and vegetation.
Continental climates, characterized by significant temperature variations between seasons, host a variety of plant species. Common vegetation includes deciduous trees like oaks and maples, conifers such as pines and spruces, and a range of grasses and shrubs. In regions with cold winters, plants have adaptations like shedding leaves to conserve water, while those in warmer summer areas may have deeper root systems to access moisture. Additionally, wildflowers and herbaceous plants thrive in these regions, especially in temperate grasslands.
There are not many plants that live in the continental slope. One of the few plants that live here is algae.
In temperate regions, nearly worldwide.
Foxes, Hares, Rabbits, Bears, Deer, Moose.
On the deep sea floor in temperate regions of the world
Octopi live in the temperate regions of all oceans and the Mediterranean.
Eagles don't live in rainforests. Most eagles live in temperate forests and polar regions.
Decreasing amounts of sunlight
Eagles don't live in rainforests. Most eagles live in temperate forests and polar regions.
Insects commonly found in temperate biomes include ants, beetles, butterflies, bees, and mosquitoes. These insects have adapted to the seasonal changes in temperature and vegetation typical of temperate regions.